The Creative Tab Conundrum: When Inventory Management Becomes a Creative Block
Ever spent more time finding the perfect block in creative mode than actually building with it? You’re not alone. The […]
Game Design
Game Design
Game Design
Blocks You Can Stand On But Let Items Through: Exploring the World of Permeable Platforms
Understanding Permeable Platforms Imagine a floor that feels solid beneath your feet, yet allows dropped coins to vanish into the
Game Design
A Fairly Simple Economy for One Twenty-One Fabric
Introduction Imagine a world, perhaps crafted within the immersive depths of a favorite game or simulated with meticulous detail, where
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The Alchemy of Salvage: Crafting Items Back into Ore and Why It Matters
Introduction Have you ever stared at a chest overflowing with iron bars you knew you’d never use, a monument to
Game Design
The Village Betrayal: Why Player Reputation Resets Matter
Introduction Player villages, clans, guilds, and various forms of cooperative communities are the lifeblood of many online games. From sprawling
Game Design
Weaving New Depths: How Fabric Enhances ‘Is When Dungeons Arise’
Introduction “Is When Dungeons Arise” has captivated players with its challenging gameplay, sprawling dungeons, and rich lore. A game celebrated
Game Design
How to Control a Player’s Hunger: A Guide to Engaging Game Design
Understanding What Drives the Gaming Experience In the world of gaming, “hunger” takes on a meaning far beyond the growling
Game Design
Rebalancing the Grind: Exploring the Impact of Changing EXP Requirements for Leveling Up
The groan echoed across the online forum: “Another level, another mountain of monsters to slay. Is this all there is?”
Game Design
How to Add Potion Recipes to Your Game (or Writing Project)
Potions add a certain magic to any game or story. They grant players and characters unique abilities, tactical advantages, and
Game Design
Unsolved: The Mystery of Displaying Hitboxes – Why Some Games Keep Them Hidden
Introduction Have you ever screamed at your monitor, convinced that your attack should have landed, only to watch it pass
